Shutdown Deal Near, ICE Drawdown in Minnesota, Tariffs Drive Prices Higher, Cuba Near Economic Collapse
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- Senate Close to Deal to Keep Government Open: Lawmakers are nearing a continuing resolution that would fund the government for another month while negotiations continue over the Department of Homeland Security budget. Democrats appear ready to pass 11 of the 12 appropriations bills, with DHS left for further talks. Republicans are open to limited bipartisan reforms on ICE and Border Patrol, but reject Democratic demands like banning masks and requiring judicial warrants for deportations already ordered by courts.
- Tom Homan Signals ICE Drawdown in Minnesota — With Conditions: Tom Homan announces federal immigration agents could be reduced in Minnesota if Minneapolis agrees to cooperate with DHS. He also says mass roundups will end, shifting back to targeted enforcement focused on criminal illegal aliens, gang members, and recent arrivals. Homan criticizes the publicity-driven tactics previously pushed by Kristi Noem, emphasizing constitutional protections and a return to precision operations.
- Trade Deficit Rises as Tariffs Drive Up U.S. Costs: The trade deficit rebounds due to a surge in imports from pharmaceutical companies and data centers. Erick explains how tariffs — especially on aluminum — are now making U.S. aluminum the most expensive in the world, pushing up housing, construction, car, and consumer goods costs. Foreign producers are prioritizing other markets, worsening shortages at home, while manufacturing continues to lag.
- Cuba Down to Weeks of Oil as U.S. Pushes for Regime Change: Financial Times reports Cuba may have only 15–20 days of oil remaining. Secretary of State Marco Rubio confirms the U.S. is pursuing regime change through economic pressure rather than military action. As fuel runs out, power outages and economic shutdown could accelerate internal resistance to the Cuban government.
Erick Erickson breaks down the four major stories you need to know before the day ends. From political power plays in Washington to breaking developments the mainstream media is ignoring, this rapid-fire update cuts through the noise.
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